Sentence examples for neither a more from inspiring English sources

Some papers, like The Washington Post and The Los Angeles Times, ran the photos side by side, giving neither a more prominent place.

Our politics and our culture can make these choices easier, but neither a more generous child tax credit nor a more supportive work environment can make them go away.

While some experts say the prevalence of dog-biting ticks this mild winter indicates neither a more virulent tick nor an increased risk of Lyme disease in dogs and humans, a recent study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that data from dogs may help predict areas of Lyme disease emergence.

Neither a more extensive Internet search nor the local newspapers got us any further.

While it is clear from NCPA and from phylogenetic relationships between 3N1 and CA6 haplotypes that 3N1 parthenogens originated in the western portion of their range, neither analysis offers a more precise estimate of location.

Those who want neither can turn to a more cerebral crime show on Sunday with "Foyle's War" on "Masterpiece Theater," a new four-part series by Britain's ITV in the tradition of "Inspector Morse".

While neither insertion strain exhibited a more dramatic phenotype than the complete hfq deletion strain during growth at 37°C, the lag phase of Tnhfq2 during heat shock was more pronounced than the hfq knockout strain (Fig. 3B and Fig. 6D).

For more than 10 years I skippered a Sunday side, the Bristol Badgers, who had neither a ground nor much more than nominal collective kit, although we did have a useful fixture list.

She expects her work to be neither critical nor glowing, but a more straightforward examination.

The Great Wall fits into neither tradition, and even within a more discretely defined topic — say, the Ming wall — there's almost no scholarship.

Greater systematicity is neither necessary nor sufficient for a more plausible analogical inference.